Kants - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Includes summaries on the B version of Kants kritik der reinen vernuft, going from B1 to B113. Also includes diagrams connecting concepts to each other. Please refrain from directly copying parts of this for assignments because teachers have their ways of noticing my bad takes in your essay

What do deontologists believe? - ANS-Morality is a matter of duty We have moral duties to do things which are right to do and not to do things which are wrong to do Whether something is right or wrong doesn't depend on its consequences An action is right or wrong in itself

Chemistry – Class 12 – Co-ordination Compounds – Haloalkanes & Haloarenes – Very Important Questions – Very Useful for Students studying in Classes 11 & 12 and appearing in Engineering & Other Entrance Examinations

Where did Kant develop his deontological theory? - ANS-In his book, Critique of Practical Reason.

THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE; An unconditional command which tells us our duty by pointing to actions which are good in themselves. - ANS-Essentially this helps us to know what actions are our duty and which are forbidden Kant argued that morality was prescriptive.

*Kant's Duty Theory* Definition - ANS-I'm right or wrong regardless of consequences

*Kant's Duty Theory* Definition - ANS-I'm right or wrong regardless of consequences

ITS BASICALLY CLASS NOTES AND DRAFTS OF ESSAYS IN THE philosophy COURSE